I am being asked about ‘non compete’ clauses in settlement agreement contracts. These are often overreaching but, if so, are they enforceable? Here are my notes … Continue reading “On non-compete agreements”
On non-compete agreements
Author: Dave
Brexit, the next deadlines
Brexit is not done. Here are the new and next deadlines starting with Finance and Data. Also note that negotiation on agri-business documentation is incomplete and has a very short term deadline. Here are my notes and the IFG info-graphic. … Continue reading “Brexit, the next deadlines”
Labour Party, a Glossary
The perennial question asked by new Labour members, or old hacks pretending to be concerned, is about jargon. Here is a guide, I took it from Cheltenham Labour’s site, but that itself is informed by the Labour Party’s own page on jargon. This page below/overleaf explains some of the most commonly used Labour Party terms and acronyms. Enjoy! Continue reading “Labour Party, a Glossary”
ECHR Article , Right to a fair trial
And now No 6. Here are my notes … Continue reading “ECHR Article , Right to a fair trial”
Gramsci in context
Martin Thomas (of the AWL) together with Peter Thomas has produced a pamphlet/book on the Life and thoughts of Gramsci. I might read it some time, but not today. Their landing page which hosts the .pdf is called Gramsci in Context. I have no further notes on this item.
NWN2: Shaper of Dreams
A module for NWN2, “The shaper of dreams”, a game in six chapters, seeming written in German and translated, or at least the first three chapters have been. Here are my notes. … Continue reading “NWN2: Shaper of Dreams”
Duesenbury’s ratchet theorem
I came across this a long time ago, while studying for my a-levels, so thank you Mr Sidemouth, but I have not heard much about him since. While considering the Tories attempts to reduce the penurious universal credit payments, and my own experiences as I move into retirement I am reminded of the ratchet. Here are my notes … Continue reading “Duesenbury’s ratchet theorem”
Local Woodland
Mmmh. Ancient Woodlands. Are there any in Lewisham? It would seem the answer is yes, possibly several sites. Do you think we could introduce some Bears? Here are my notes … Continue reading “Local Woodland”
Responsible Opposition
Is this a redefinition of ‘responsible opposition’? Starmer’s new year message, Here are my notes … Continue reading “Responsible Opposition”
Linear Regression
Again! Can’t remember when I last used, but I need to again and thus have to revise what it. Here are my notes … Continue reading “Linear Regression”
Philately
I need to sell my stamp collection, here are my notes. Continue reading “Philately”
Brexit & the City
It is well understood that the post brexit trade deal excludes services including financial services, what does this mean? Here are my notes, which I converted into a piece on linkedin … Continue reading “Brexit & the City”
GMB Congress size
The GMB’s annual congress, except when pandemics occur is defined by rule., Rule 8. It consists of one delegate per 1500 members and the delegates are appointed by the regions, 90% elected by the membership within Regions and 10% appointed by the Regional Committees, which are themselves indirectly elected bodies. This means that at the moment, Congress is about ~420 delegates.
Do we have enough politicians?
Do we have enough politicians? This is a quantity not quality issue. Here are my notes … Continue reading “Do we have enough politicians?”
Labour’s NEC Elections 2020
I decided to ‘mirror’ the nomination statements for the Div III NEC elections in 2020. There is nothing overleaf.